20.9.2012 13:21

Uproar over fired Chamber Secretary

Uproar over fired Chamber Secretary
The local council here is opposing the reinstatement of fired Chamber Secretary, Richard Masinire, who successfully appealed against an earlier ruling against him at the labour...
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20.9.2012 11:46

Corruption probe

The Local Government ministry’s probe of council operations amid reports of massive corruption in the procurement...
20.9.2012 10:15

Water shortages in schools

The government is concerned about water shortages in schools across the country, according to the Minister...
20.9.2012 10:13

Cops, priests evict parishioners

A group of priests from excommunicated Anglican Bishop Norbert Kunonga’s faction reportedly teamed up with armed...
20.9.2012 10:08

Re-forestation rewards local man

A one-week workshop organised by the Forestry Commission in conjunction with the Agriculture Extension Services in...
20.9.2012 10:02

Zim not benefitting from minerals

Ongoing Initiatives by Civil Society Organisations to promote transparency and accountability in the mining industry have...
20.9.2012 9:57

SA not the prettiest rule-of-law country at the ball

AHEAD of the opening of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York next week,...
20.9.2012 9:36

Zimbabwe’s last World Cup hope

Zimbabwe are hoping for an upset over South Africa to remain in the Twenty 20 World...
20.9.2012 8:52

Counterfeit goods threaten local production

Anchor Yeast is reportedly on the verge of closing shop due to competition from cheap imported...
20.9.2012 8:41

1,7 million get malaria

Manicaland province continues to be burdened by malaria with 1,7 million people infected with the disease...
20.9.2012 8:33

Jennifer Bent: the importance of women in leadership

When Jennifer Bent was elected Bulawayo city councillor for ward six in 2008 along with three...
20.9.2012 7:10

Fear won’t affect voters’ choices—RAU

Although there is still fear among Zimbabweans with regards to elections, it will not affect which...
20.9.2012 7:06

Smallholder farmers get shot in arm

Zimbabwe’s smallholder farmers are set to benefit from a $11,5 million grant from the United Kingdom's...
20.9.2012 7:03

MDC activists bail hearing: Judgment reserved

High court Judge Chinembiri Bhunu has reserved judgment on the bail latest bail application by the...

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